Rabin Square and Jaffa Ancient City are both famous scenic spots in which Israeli city?

Rabin Square and Jaffa Ancient City are both famous scenic spots in which Israeli city?

Correct answer: Tel Aviv

Tel Aviv-Yafo, that is, Tel Aviv-Jaffa, is the second largest city in Israel. The population is 400,000, mainly Jews, and Arabs account for about 4% of the total population. Originally built in 1909, it was built by a group of Jewish immigrants to escape the expensive housing prices in the neighboring ancient port city of Jaffa. Gradually, Tel Aviv has surpassed Jaffa, which is dominated by Arabs. 1950, two years after the founding of Israel, Tel Aviv and Jaffa merged to form Tel Aviv-Jaffa. Today, Tel Aviv is regarded as the most international economic center of Israel and the center of the so-called "Silicon Creek" area. This city is active, modern and international, and is recognized as the cultural capital of Israel. In 2003, Tel Aviv, a white city cast by Bauhaus, was listed as a World Heritage by UNESCO. It is considered to have the trend of becoming a world-class city and is listed as the most expensive big city in the Middle East.